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Queen Lion Gay Enyeart, Martha Johnson, Doug Wilson, Craig Limoges, Bill Shal- Aby, Allen Rhyasen, Rick Giles, Eva Halter, Helen Sutfin, and Shelly Brown Fort Vancouver Lions Club Vancouver, WA., U.S.A. Established 1955 March 2021 ISSUE Join Us Weekly at Heathen Brewing Feral Public House VOLUME 67 ISSUE 9 1109 Washington St. Vancouver, WA 98660 Check our meeting schedule in the calendar! INSIDE THIS ISSUE: President’s Corner 1 Food Bank Food Drive 2 As I write this article for the March newsletter, I cannot believe Share House/Volunteer 3 that at the end of March is the end of paper, food and clothing. We are be- Sewing Projects our 3rd quarter. ing challenged by the Lions Club of 3-month Calendars 4 At our most recent MD-19 Presi- Camas. I love a good challenge! Less dent’s Council meeting for February, waste of any kind is a good thing. Who’s Who in FVLC 5 I was excited to hear about the suc- MOD Pizza Night is March 1st for our cash back fundraiser. We have a Board Meeting Minutes 6 cesses other clubs are having with projects. What I notice at these Food Drive March 13 and Paper Shred- Sight Committee 7 meetings is everyone is eager to help ding Day on May 22, 2021. Minutes each other in anyway possible. How We did not have our Fresh Straw- do we attract new members if we berry Sale last June but we have done President’s Council 8-9 other things to raise money. We all Meeting Notes aren’t doing projects? I remember Past District Governor Mark Mansell miss the track meet at the Washington Flag Project 10 making the comment “Ask folks State School for the Blind but we will get back to doing this event. We must LCIF Campaign 100 11 how we can help them.” We have Tell-A Thon had some great speakers who per- always stay positive. Doors close, oth- haps could use our help during this ers open. Global Showcase 12 pandemic. Habitat Store comes to I also love and have a passion for Registration Form my mind. What as a group can we our LCI Foundation. Notice the page Calendar 13 collectively donate to the store? Sal- in this newsletter that describes the vation Army, what can we do to help LCIF Campaign 100 TELL-A-THON April Sponsors 14 them with their mission? We have 11, 2021. I hope we can all contribute done a lot of service projects and what we can. The LCI Foundation M A R C H SPEAKERS fund raisers. helps worldwide. PROGRAM DIRECTOR Here is a list: Garage Sale in July It is great to be a part of this or- PHYLLIS 2020; Frozen Berry Sale August ganization! We have and continue to 2020; Food Bank Program; Collected do things for our community. We March 5 food at farmer’s market and deliv- Doug Wilson and son Doug, have great zoom meetings and speak- Becoming an Eagle Scout ered to Fish; Harvested food at Herit- ers. With COVID we have stepped out age Farm and delivered to Clark of the box to make things happen. I March 12 County Food Bank August – Novem- Ellie Alexander, AKA Kate Dyer- believe folks would love to hear about ber 2020; Yard clean-up for elderly what we have done. Let’s ask them Sealy, Cozy Mystery Author October 2020; Bell Ringing December what we can do for them. March 19 2020; Coat Drive December 2020; Jeanne Bennett, Board Chair, Santa Store December 2020; Garage Columbia Play Project Sale January 2021; Share House March 26 preparation of food once a month Doug Worley, Western with some time off due to COVID, but Queen Lion Federal Lands Project Engineer, back on track now. Gay Enyeart National Parks Highway Various members are participat- Projects covering five states ing in the environmental project Clark County Waste Busters. Three Editor: Shelly Brown [email protected] areas to reduce waste (not waist) – 503-887-4639 P A G E 2 Fort Vancouver Lions Club Officers 2020-2021 President: Gay Enyeart Food Bank Food Drive 1ST VP - Fundraising: Allen Rhyasen 2ND VP Service: Bill Shalaby Please mark your calendars for our Club’s Secretary: Shelly Brown Food Drive to benefit the Clark County Food Treasurer: Rick Giles Bank, which will take place on Saturday, Membership Chair: Craig Limoges th Past President: Eva Halter March 13 . We need help!! We need volun- teers to help unload donated foods and load Directors: them into a truck. COVID guidelines will be 1-year Helen Sutfin followed: all participants will need to wear a 1-year Doug Wilson 2-year Martha Johnson mask. Hand sanitizer will be available. Vol- 2-year Jennifer Denny unteers will meet in the parking lot of the Living Hope Church, 2711 NE Andresen Ceremonial Officers: (former location of Kmart). Tail Twister: (Rotating) Lion Tamer: John Caldwell, Jerry Jacobus We will be manning the site from 8:30 am Social Media: to 1:30 pm, at which time the truck will de- Fort Vancouver Lions www.fortvancouverlions.org part for the food bank. Additional volunteers Our Facebook Members Group Fort Vancouver Lion Members Our Facebook Public Page Fort Vancouver Lions may be needed to help unload at the food District 19G www.19glions.weebly.com bank. If you can help, please email Craig LCI MD-19 www.lionsmd19.com Limoges at [email protected]. LCI www.lionsclubs.org FORT VANCOUVER LION’S UPROAR P A G E 3 Share House This month Lions Michele Druschel, John Lyons and I volunteered two and a half hours at Share House. We helped sort a large amount of food supplies, poured orange juice and cocoa, cleaned apples, bagged cookies and readied cooked chicken to be re- heated for dinner. Because there is very limited park- ing available now that the house is surrounded again by tents, we met at Marshall Center and John graciously transported us to Share House. Thank you John! Nancy Brown Lions Members Interests • At a recent Friday meeting, our newest members introduced themselves and their interests. Diane Cavanaugh shared about her volunteer work sewing for 2 organizations. She has shared this follow-up information in case others are interested in participating. They are: Days for Girls: https://www.daysforgirls.org/our-mission/. This organization sews menstrual health products. The email for the local Days for Girls Port- land OR Chapter is [email protected]. Dress a Girl: https://www.dressagirlaroundtheworld.com/. This is a program of Hope 4 Women International. The local contact person is Pearl. Her email address is [email protected]. Please email newsletter articles for the April newsletter to: Shelly Brown at [email protected] by Wednesday, March 24! Thanks!!! FORT VANCOUVER LION’S UPROAR P A G E 4 Date Time Location Notes Phyllis Robertson, Program Chair Membership Friday, March 5 12:00 Noon Zoom Meeting Friday, March 12 12:00 Noon Zoom Schedule Friday, March 19 12:00 Noon Zoom 10:00 Board Meeting Friday, March 5 12:00 Noon Zoom Martha Johnson, Program Chair Friday, April 2 12:00 Noon Zoom Friday, April 9 12:00 Noon Zoom Friday, April 16 12:00 Noon Zoom 10:00 Board Meeting Friday, April 23 12:00 Noon Zoom Friday, April 30 12:00 Noon Zoom Len & Jenny Leger, Program Chair Friday, May 7 12:00 Noon Zoom Friday, May 14 12:00 Noon Zoom Friday, May 21 12:00 Noon Zoom 10:00 Board Meeting Friday, May 28 12:00 Noon Zoom Date Activity Comments March 3-Month Activity Monday, March 1 MOD Pizza Fundraiser 10:30 AM—10 PM Allen Rhyasen, Chair Calendar Tuesday, March 2 Sight Committee Meeting Zoom Tuesday, March 2 Hearing Committee Meeting Zoom Saturday, March 13 Food Bank Food Drive Craig Limoges/Mike Cavanaugh, Co-Chairs Tuesday, March 16 President’s Council Meeting Zoom Wednesday, March 17 Share House 11:00-2:00 Nancy Brown, Chair April Tuesday, April 6 Sight Committee Meeting Zoom Tuesday, April 6 Hearing Committee Meeting Zoom Tuesday, April 20 President’s Council Meeting Zoom Wednesday, April 21 Share House 11:00-2:00 Nancy Brown, Chair May Tuesday, May 4 Sight Committee Meeting Zoom Tuesday, May 4 Hearing Committee Meeting Zoom Tuesday, May 18 President’s Council Meeting Zoom Wednesday, May 19 Share House 11:00-2:00 Nancy Brown, Chair Saturday, May 22 Paper Shredding Event Allen Rhyasen, Chair FORT VANCOUVER LION’S UPROAR P A G E 5 Who’s Who in Fort Jennifer Denny Vancouver Lions Club March is the month of my Grandmother, Ruth Kelly Miller’s birthday. It seems fitting to share with our Li- ons club my inspiration in serving our community together. As long as I can remember, I have been filled with incredible inspiration to volunteer to help those in need or suffering. My Grandma Ruth demonstrated this at- tribute in our family with great passion. She began her volunteer career in World War II as a nurse’s aide. She told me stories about helping new mothers with premature babies and how so many women stepped up to volunteer in the hospitals. Shortly after, she married my grandfather Leroy Kelly who courageously served our United States Army as a Paratrooper liberating Europe bravely fighting the evils of a horrific war. Protect- ing freedom and service runs deep in our family. My parents were both born in the amazing Washington state and they fell in love as young teenagers at Longacres, a racehorse track near Seattle Washington. My grandparents owned racehorses and my dad, Rich- ard Christian was a fierce competitive horse jockey. My mother, Leslie Kelly, became a new mom with courage.
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